About H.O.M.E.

H.O.M.E. (Housing Opportunities and Maintenance for the Elderly) helps low-income seniors in Chicago maintain their independence by providing home upkeep and repair, a shopping bus, moving assistance, and three affordable apartment buildings where seniors can live comfortably in an intergenerational environment.

H.O.M.E.’s Values Service to the elderly Dignity Teamwork Community Independence Trust

The Good Life Senior Residences Affordable senior living communities that

provide enhanced services Two home-cooked meals every day and a

variety of tasty self-serve breakfast options Assistance with housekeeping and laundry Regular activities and outings Assistance with benefits, entitlements and

referrals for other services

At the Good Life Senior Residences at H.O.M.E., you have privacy when you want it and assistance when you need it.

A Unique Place in the Spectrum of Senior Housing

Continuum

TraditionalIndependent

Living

The Good Life

Assisted Living

Traditional Nursing Home

Home-Cooked Meals Lunch and dinner prepared

daily by H.O.M.E.’s talented cooks

Nutritious, tasty menu changes weekly

Residents have access to a variety of tasty self-serve breakfast options

The Good Life on the Go!The activities our residents enjoy include

• Exercise Classes• Walking Groups• Discussion Groups• Movie Nights• Museum and Restaurant Outings• Holiday Parties• Community Service

Good Life Senior Residences Staff Good Life Coordinator Cook Resident Assistants

The Good Life Senior Residences at Pat Crowley House

1537 W. Rosemont Ave.PCH houses twelve seniors, four resident assistants and a family in a three-story six-flat in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood. The building is equipped with a chair lift.

The Good Life Senior Residences at Nathalie Salmon House

7320 N. Sheridan Rd.NSH’s Good Life Residences house fourteen seniors, four resident assistants and two security guards. The building itself is a five-story elevator building with apartments for seniors and families in the Rogers Park neighborhood.

Academic Partners Loyola University School of Nursing University of Illinois at Chicago Schools

of Medicine & Pharmacy University of Chicago School of Social

Service Administration

Basic Eligibility Guidelines 62 years of age or older, or 55 years of

age or older if disabled Desire to share common spaces with

different generations Does not require 24 hour nursing

assistance, as certified by a physician

Additional criteria will be discussed with potential residents during our screening process, which is designed to assure that the Good Life Senior Residences are the right option for you.

Arrange a Visit! If you, a family member or a client would

like to learn more about the communities at The Good Life Senior Residences, please contact:

Kara WackrowOutreach and Marketing SpecialistH.O.M.E.(773) 303-6227KaraW@HOMEseniors.org